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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

william Arenired having obtained judgment IN The CITY
Court by default against Charles Locke as manager oil INC
mercan Opera Company for balance OF 5000 for rent OF
the Academy OF Music. judge Ehroh YESTERDAY az
the default opened on mo payment OK
car, as Mr san Francisco when tho juuS
entered ,..., Si,uo, an, rou,.
Rurger IN coaks and ladies' garments NO
io3 Hroadvay 70 Moses j. Iichtenberg. show liabilities
$50 col 40 nominal assets Sls2ls l3 and actual assets
2s 49, charged that tho assgnors snort time re
lore their failure obtained large quantities OF
from this city, by false lepresentaons anu WIN
10 their tors shipped the goods to various
rsvs and friends Troy and elsewhere They nave Oesn
rr..ted on charges made kupier Co and others AMI
tho goods shipped Troy have been attached BY tho ciei
tors. a., . ,.....,,o f,o,r, hv ptcar1c
ma eldest OF Jose Luna Para, prominent
LAWYER OF Havana CUBA for the appointment OF commis
sion In nnlcv his father Tbs latter IS as'oteh IS %
weak mind and memory unable take care OF hnlse
and his property He has In bonds IN the vaults oil
l. Harmonys Nephews 4 Co . ,,. . a.,
samuel + Knight AMI John Lynch r. according 10 IN
aetion, of the former tried In tho CITY Court be
o,e Juige Hall and jury yesterd)y had game OF ara
poker" At the o. the former on Jane ss2 Ly
o,t 80 his opponeRt his note AT thirty days 10
lat amount The not paid and Knight snsi TO 70
value The defendant pleaded the gambling &c
and obtained a verdict III ms iaVoT
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THE STATE ASSESSORS REPORT

SEw-YoIKs BURDENS INCREAsED-MR CHAPLIN
PROVES GO ID FRIEND TO BkooKLfN.
ALBANY Oct 6 (SoecaD. --Controller Chaplin male an
other bid for office of Mayor OF Brooklyn today by
inducing the other Democratic State officers Secretery
OF state Cook Treasurer Fitzgerald and Attorney
General O'5ren, to vote with him to reduce by
SlOOoOO0) the equaized valuation OF real
estate in Brookyn The three protested
against this reduction. but Mr. Chaplin accomplished his
purpose. !hc ca ialization table was then aioptoi
New York suffered the same injustice "a TOT
many years past; tho Democratic state officers
10 the assessed valIe of her real estate This viii ada
greatly 10 tie OF the tsxpayers but the Demo
Cratic voters forming the majority In Sew-fork WILL or
course try TO put milestone around thelr necR
mi, fail by ng re-cect secretary OF ota,e COOK ana
state Fitzgerald The State Assessors, IN SAP
hitting thor report to day, sad
The total the real estate OF tho state upon
equalization TO be ma ;e Is $3p2J 80
being an increase for the year 1885 over 1850 ,o'
S2 go 1876 about IL cent There ~ aiso an IN
creas Il asses ,ment OF rsona property Amounting 10
showing Increased assessment
represent In higher rates OF assessment anu
in others Increase OF property There continues 10 10
the value OF Tar laas III ne cpu-
ties having the smaller cities an large vaSes 80 hat va!
their cities AMI villages IL IL
OF actual decrease ID the vaue OF surton'-
Ing lands OF tho couliics having no Clues OF
large villages have deprecated in value
After a careful examination and full consideration
of all the facts, believe that the annexed
table wonll pioluce Just relation between all inc
counties and spread the tax equltaby upon all;
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TIE COUR rs.

MUST NOT BURN sIIAVING5 AND sAWDUsT.
nuisance In the dry goods district will he abated by
n decision rendered ~ Justice Lawrence, OF the GU
preme Court yesterday. Julius Catin and Dudley W.
Van Tngen dry goods merchants whose business Il
conducted AZ Nos. 2l6 Church-st and 81, 50 and %
Thomasst sued Thomas e.. and Robert Patterson. man
ufactrers OF boxes hoorngs and other wood WORK at
No III Duanest. demanding an injunction restraining
the defendants from using materials as fuel In their
factory, by which donse smoke and noxlous and
offensive smells have been carried into the premises or
tho plaintiff, and dust and SCOT deposited upon their
goods The case tried at special term ana Tue Juu
ment IL that tho defendants must so conduct their Dus-
ms. In he future as work annoyance or discon
fort 10 the plaintiffs by using coal and aostanng rom
tho burning Of shavngs and sawdust. Blumenstel "
Ursch appeared for the paiRtifs and e Is jennings anu
A. C. Palmer for the defendants
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wan r Glide iad Ucen seected as the next pf''
ident. 60,
No meeting held and none was con'ehp'ateu'
President sully was in Philadelphia and teegrapael IN
repy 10 an inquiry: "The statement Is ch5ireiy erro
peous No snch combination has been made ana no such
meeting will bs held" President Baker ana NlccrreS-
dent Fahnestock of the Fret National iaS eit the CITY
on Thursday oa pleasure trip. K. +. Thompson, d.
rector OF III, bank has finished new house ut Canaan
daqua and invited few friends 10 the house warming
Grant T. scnlcr married sister OF President Ba-
Ssr was one the company. They had private car
and TO peasc their wives ami children made - rolnit-
bout trip BY the Jersey Central They we're at haucn
Chunk Thurs ay night aad expected TO roach their
destination last night 49,,
Vice President Garland left IN charge of the DanS
ana he said yesterday that he wished he hfd zone oo'
for inquirer seemed TO be laprins under ne lh
preston that M ouy's scalp was on eNhoition "a,
inc bank sal there truth IN the phpH,nol
statement Calvin Brice said that he eX ;ecei 10 ne III
all xmas OF stories about the COMPANY before ihe ~
ccmher election. Another director simply remarked
that Mr.. clyde eligible TO the presidency hot
well 4. Flower who mentioned "a probaOle meh-
tho board. said tnat tho story was false SO iar ~
he cnnceriel . , ill
II Is uner,tool that changes In the board VIII
probably be &c ~ tho annual meeting. bat tney nave
not been decided upon.
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10 NAT1JRALIZE UNITED LABOR MEN.

The Executive Committee OF tho United Labor party
OF this county met last evening at Cooper Upion and
elected as a Campaign Committee Professor William H.
Clark Thomas Moran Jerome ONeil. August W. Meyer.
John j. McGrath, Francis T. Nichols and Charles Brer
II was decided open naturalization bureau to-day at
No. 81 Now Bowery, which will be In charge OF THIS
committee whose permanent headquarters have not yet
been decided upon. $500 IT.,
A rousing ratification meeting OF tho lNth Assembly,
District United Labor party men, was held last evening
at Gs East Broadway. II was addressed by frotes
sor De Leon, Joseph wilkinson and other wclknown
speakers. IN !, A..
The most important denomination to day VIII Do tho
Labor parys festival at Bfommers Park, which Will be
addressed by Henry George Dr. McGlynn aud Judge
Mcguire Mr.. George will so from there to Sapleon'
5 l., to make "a speech.
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INSTANCES on THE DTSTILLERf FIRE.

compets list ofthe assurances on the stockdsstroyeo
by fro on Thursday in Ephraim iowcs distiisry NOS
1872 Elm-st Il as follows Guy OF Lonuo'i F-''oo
,, ,soo,tion go 900; Reliance So, 900; German, OF
pit,shurg l2JO Mercantile. of Philadelphia, Sl'oo
Cizens of PltsburS. $3.50; County Of Philadelphia
so 500; Firemens Fund. $500; Lancashire S2'ooo
MERCHANTS of Newark. $1,000; Clinton $1,000 Con-
.orji, 1850; Niagara $3.50; Imperial, $500 /;
Moutauk ~ JOO-IOtal, $3l,OOo
II was tno gt at first that great deal of damage na
been done 10 the stock In tho cellar OF Lee Iweedy *
70 rycoods house, door TO tho disillery, by tho
water thrown into the burning building soaking through
tha foundations Tho stock had been placed on skhis,
boysver raising tho goods feet above tho cellar
1oor-thc underwriters making some concession IN rates
In re,urn-and II found examination that no loss
haI nccuIrnd
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THEY TRUST IN MORMON PLEDGES.
MINORITY REPORT on UTAH AFFAIRS.
THE DISSENTING COMMISSIONERS RECOMMEND A
- --4.... .r1n,.I1 AN1.>.nurNr

THE DISSENTING COMMISSIONERS RECOMMEND
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
WASHINGTON. oct. John A. McClcrnand and A. b.
Carlton OF the Utah Commission, have submitted to the
e.cretary OF tho Interior minority report, dissenting
,rou some OF the views OF majority OF the Commission
"a EXPRESSED in annual report recently submitted Az
the ouse the Commissioners express the extent oil their
dissent follows
o,cnrrng in part the majority report OF our asoca
bnt dssentng particularly as regards us ges
snims and the propriey OF a.
oer to clear distinct OF our views to sub
Ia il this our separate report
rha minorys reference to theological discussion In
tho rerort of the majority relates to the appendng to
that report verbatim copy of the proceedings ana
nrocsts of legislative body OF the Presbyterian Church.
mpugning the good faith OF the recent Utah convention
in adopting a State constitution condemnins poygamy
and protesting against the admission OF the territory
After review OF effects o! the registr law
uron the election Of delegate to the Lh Congress the
dissenting COMM say that early in tho present
year theY thought they discerned disposition among
,h Normons to give up the practice OF poygany and
dd fbat they have used their official and personal in
Gnence 70 induce the Mormons 10 take siich stop
~ hs Gnes,lon OF Statehood for Utah. but consider that
whether tho Territory I've admitted or not strong ad
vancrd position gained when tho great mass OF the
rsope are Induced either in regular or Informal ana
Unusual to place themselves on record IN oppo
sitton 10 poly glmy. The report after quoting the sec
tions OF this proposed constitution relating to poySay
says ,,u
6sntSs in s n ' ns S 1n not IN snH 80
,ref,l nVcstigation an
c"n,u.,u that, whatever be teir inpilVc' aut
whcer hev influenced BY choice or nee sty' so
ca, oratv ~ Mormons two are moro i;n
IT,, ,url. Of Mormon popul on have dellb'fatV
resoIve1 that th.ir high earthly interests the
,~o.ry AMI happiness Of themselves AMI heir serlty
and Tho avoi lance which attaches u thTin
the c.y eel world demand that poygany Sian
he abolished hill %.
wv After such ass frances these and now while the
creat mass Of Mormon people making an edo to e
1,~nnnent the practice Of pOygamy. are asked 70
a. ,uIeud frriher legislation ho~tl. and aggressive
e ar cef almost no, RELY. detrutye o. local ssli-
eovornucnt thereby nilctng punishment upon the mA)
csnt as well a. the guilty. TINS wo decline T. do
The renor recommends the adoption Of an amendment
IN me Constitutions United states, prohibiting the
INSTITUTION practice OF pOygamy In any FORM In any OF
the states or Territories
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER g 1881

7. wo- Thlrd.st Resolutions we're oaerc" rA.',"s
80, ,,h. s,,,e convention at Sarltoga. and pledgins
,,. snu,,rt 70 Co sns Fred and Colonel Den sou
asa recon Ing Grorgs r. Desn as cauuaao io Wv
en1cs OF ] u@t'ce o. the Third District Court.
Tho Rrpuplc IN Association OF the With Assembly, Dsro'
mo, At Fr,ux,, III ILL., Ma l23 West usonst. last hgi@
Frank Carroll presiding 1t cordially inior'ed the
and platform the Sste Co ventiou. appointed
20 tick et for IN primary election Friday am US,
tende 10 addresses Dy II. A. Matthews the lrisn "a'
and Daniel Mooney. A..
VIVA ,a.ambv Dl,trct was held last evening at their
r,oms At Traye and Seventy frsst for the pu Pose o'
hing now members recently elected to sign inc io'
Sc,Tlv 300 men were enrolled during the evening"
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NETWORK CITY.

Ex-Ircsidcnt rutherford Il. Hayes, accompanied
by his daughter and a party of friends, visited the
Produce Exchange yesterday. They were shown
around the building by ex Mayor Edison end George
Altminc and seemed greatly Interested IN WHAT they
saw.
The following appointed insp ,ciors at "a day
By Collector Magonc yesterday: Alison b. OstandeT,
an ex soldier Thomas c. Duffy and Joseph Hays, all
of this city. Samuel II. Ely, storekeeper, was re-
moved for ireiicicncy.
Mayor Hewitt directed that hereafter the citys bai-
ances in banks and trust companies be printed cach
Friday in a" The CITY RecOlu.
otto IIuieland was yesterday appointed dranghts-
man I'm the Department of Public Works at a salary
Of 81 200 year
The Sinking Fund Commissioner yesterday denied the
application OF tho North and East River surface KAN
road Company erect building in burning slip
The Progress Club, By deeds recorded in the Reg
t-ters olco yesterday, has acquired title to the prop
perty al the northeast corner OF Fnave ana SiAiy-
third ST. having frontage Of 100 feet Christophcr
Charles g. and Peter Mniler disposed OF the lana Qr
S225.OOO. and in payment for nearly all Oh 'h''
amount took mortgage payaDic III HNc S0"i''
The condition OF Manager Hanley, OF harnsan'
New Park Theatre was much improved yesterday
that he sent word to the box Office that he expected TO
be out to-day lie wa attacked with a rush oil Dooi
to the head ON IhnI-ldy'
: T. shevltch, the Editor of " The Leader, WHO Is
o opuo.e Henry George in debate on the laDo. qic'
finn received "A telegram from Nl' C'"' ,.,,.,'.
.t,'ina mat ~undag. october 10, was sau'ldc'oiS
to him a, the time for the debate.
sbohoIa Glen and Greenwood LAKE. o" 'no ~"
Railroad can again be visited next sunday a' '"o
popular price of II. The beauiiiHl autumn soo'' l
-, flo way TO and at these resorts at ibis sedSc"
,,, r,r,,pd the excursion TO all. Besides, mo
as"n f. nearly at an end, and the opportunity cuS''
ia he improved by ali who enjoy nature : ioNoh"cS'
Tou,.score of the loliest songs ever imprisoned Ill
nnters TAX and sealed with the seal OF the Oo'lceo
of New-Jcrscc have been selected 10 h'dAo up Wv
elvtb edition of the Princeton College song DOCK All
a., ,i ,,,,,4tos tog,thcr with thirty songs, ind
a Mace IN the col, elton, which can be obtained al
bookstore, here OF oi the publishers Martin Ii" Deu'S
A ca. Newark, y. J.
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WARRINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday, Oct T. 1887.
From BENCH TO B>R.-Judge Andrew wye. Tor twen-
~ four years member OF tho supreme Court OF this ds
trict who retired some months ago ~ us own re-
one was today admitted practise in the court where
Lie lately presided
ARMY PRoMorloSs.-The death OF Major C. H. Rawn.
2a Infantry Yesterday at Lancaster. Penn. promotes
C,nt Jacob Kline, 18th Infantry, 10 DO major Gtth IN
fnnfry First Lieutenant j. H. Baldwin lSth infantry
TO be captain Second Ileucnaht Oharies !" 0'oe'o lou
Infantry To be first lieutenant
An ARMY OFFICER INsASE-Lieutenant Theodore T.
Otia son OF tho late Mayor OTIS OF Boston, ana an
aide ON the aft Of General Grover during thc war; was
" AZ ,r,nsrerred from the National soldiers Home
Virginia TO the Government Insane Asylum III TINS CITY
lie IL uIering from general parosis
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SPARKS OVERRULED At EVERY POINT.
DECISIONS WHICH GIVE 4 LARGE AMOUNT or IN

.
DrMNIrY TO THE OMAHA ROAD.
v,surxcrox oct File Secretary OF the Interior to-
day replerc two m portn decisions affecting the right
o. and-srant railroads 70 indemnity lands, the question
being the extent to which the right OF selection IN such
lands can be excrc.el Tho question arose upon the al
insimcnt made by the Commissioner OF the General LAM
Office of the grant for the Chicago. st. Paul. Minneapolis
tnl Omaha Railway generally known a. the Omaha
roaD but Is applicable to most OF tho railroad Land
,riufs The Commissioner held that the company WAS
not entitled indemnity account OF prior grants Tor
other purposes inculins tho swamp grants ndI1n
reservations aud the mOice, OF other roads under con
tsmporIneous grants This position tho secretary re-
verses and holds that the company omitted Under '
grant to indemnity all losses which occurred prior to
the definite location OF ITS rOai whether before or aer
the passage Of the granting act except tho moIe'e'
under cOHtsnporaneOus grants.
The ,ioner also changed the terminal limits "l
tho grant 70 exclude thereto several thous"ul
acres which were formerly included therein Ihle mo
Secretary holds cannot be done AM directs that the adj
iusment DO made Ia accordance With the limits origin
ally Iel a, superior and likes inc southern terminus a'
Hudson on The ~ CrolK River
The secretarr also decided tho following points having
special application 10 tho case under confederation ihe
Comni, .oucr treated the grant To me WISCONSIN,
Railroad a.. prng couicmpOran ods VITA that OF the
chicago Paul. Minneapolis aud omaha COMPANY ana
deducted from the ter's grant one hal the l"hs WIlNu
the overlapping ten mile limits Of tho former anu nc ~
milo ninlts ~ tho latter. amounting 10 about l"''VVv
acres lhr -ccrcary on M Pm ,,il.s limit. WAS
prior aud awards Ia that company AL inc iands
witlls the conflicting llmit Iae Conlm ssoher a'so ue-
Quoted - 900 acres approved for the Wisconsin Farm
Mortgage Company the ground ihat snch JANUS wee
approved under The at ~ l-3b AMI the grant OF No
FOR the omaha Company provides that no lh1eunIy e
lection shall be made I'm leu or lands received under mo
SOD. This deduction, the secretary holds cannon
he made. ,,,,
Tho second decision applies 20 the bayfield, branch an
deals with cO'up1uys failure 10 construct rs tOdi
upon the limo OF definite location. lhc Commissioning
found that by such failure tho company Abandouei us
ID or detection. Inc Ncffcldty,
tho CONTRARY nns that there was ample reason Tor mo
DETECTION on account OF engineering difficulties ana
that IL dI not amount to abandonment, but was "A
substantial compliance with the law and that the com
pauy IA entitled tho lands soug tho line rs originally
iocaeI effect 81 this DECISION is 10 allow the com
many about 2OiOO) additional indemnity Tor Tho
ue and about acres for the bayfield, branch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

RtrurrroRp-A collision occurred Yesterday between
M, uuu freight trains the Erie road Ihe tram
which was ahead OF other switched Oh some cars on
srre .dirg These struck the second tram The
tb t.u RAJ nto traia ami overturned one car
c,u.nr II 10 a against blrbershop opposite tle stllo
~ thu hird ualn was lltO"h uo"H s'e'P 0""~
mcnL No ono was huTL
FLtzApErH-Duriug drunken hght on Thursday between
two brothers Joun Ayuer oliz John seized an oys.r
kn,. and stabbed brother The wounded nAn Tell 10 te
John escaped ana lr me Town without
10 ng arrested Aylier - believed 10 be dying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

The preparations for the ratification meeting To be he
in Chckerng Hall onigh under the direction OF tho
Ronubcan club OF the city OF Now York, compet
ed Yesterday James Foster the president or the club,
will make opening speech Senator Evarts and e1-
Mayor Seth Low OF Brooklyn, will follow. EX Alderman
lanes W. Halves will make address II tnerc IS
time The candidates the Republican state ticket arc
cxpected TO be present Everything promises big meet
Ing and lots OF enthusiasm Inc ban VIII scarcely DO
allie TO mold tho Republicans who want to hear the speak
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WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican Ratification meeting, ChckcIing Hail.
D. ,
American Jockey Club Jerome Park, 3o p Ill
Navarro flats reference. No. 40 WdlsL ,,,o y
Harlem Regatta Association races, Harlem iu'cr' =
D.. IN. -,..,.o-t.r II al
Professor Bickmores lecture on Egypt ChcKerhs h'
10 80 ....o. ,r,.,--
XIlth District Republican senae Convection, larry
National Amateur Rowing Association Convention Gill
Lacrosse matches St. Georges Cricket Club Grounds
Staten Island p. M. u, ,o,o r. .o,.as
New. YOrk-Pha dclphIa baseball match Foio Grounds
80 p m. ,, ,,, ,-,,o, Dash
tnitsd Labor Party festival, Bromncrs Union park,
Manhattan Athletic Club games, EightySNth-st. and
Eighh-aye. +. IN. - ,,. ~, o Oh
D.. or,
Thirdayc., u.
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POLICE ABUSE THREE RESPECTFULLY MEN.
Charges against Policemen Hamilton and Mccormick,
OF the Leonard st. squat, made by Superne ndent
Murray yesterday tho complaint of William Bruins,
art publisher, at No. 325 Broadway Henry Pattberg
importer OF fancy goods, at No $50 Broadway AMI
Ernest Mueller on Monday evening Mr. Bruins tried to
get on a Broadway car ut Duane St and was knocked
down by going in opposite direction One OF tue
car horses fell the slippery pavement and caino near
crushing Mr Bruins Mr. Pattberg went to got the mum
Der OF the cardrver and Mccormick arrested HIM. MI
Bruins aud Mueller went 10 the polcestaon 10 pro
feat and tho sergeant there Released the prisoner but
Mueller was put or tho station by Policeman uamll
ton and he said he dubbed ON The way out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

The following appeal sent out to the printing
trades yesterday by George Fontrick. member Of
Typographical Union No. q:
Worker, al branches OF the printing business
arr hereby enrol Themselves as mebeis OF tho
Progressive Printers Legion of the purpose OF supporting
liars Progres'iy" Labor fary.
the political demands OF tins party arc usse upon those
OF the Central and the knights OF LABOR We eel
confident areaiv good Will AL We ask ~ an
examination prncipes knowing thatuy you but do 80
you will he with MS.
The resolution CONCERNING Everett Glackin president
OF the union for his action In representing throdshoht
tho state that he was authorized By the union 10 work
for Mr. George as pr 5den OF tbs union. Will be pre
scented again at tho meeting In Clarendon Hall TO-
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THE LAST DAY TO OFFER BONDS.

WAsmiNGros. oct Tho offerings OF bonds TO tho
Government to-day amounted to SGS9.3O0. of which
$4,000 was lis per cents and Sli0.lO0 pcr cents
Ths makes tho total 10 date 100 and leaves but
SeoG 30 10 secured tomorrow TO bring the amount
~, 10 900 600 required for tho sinking fund within
the time xed 10y the recent circular.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Oct TN Court Of Appe'!s today the follow
ng causes argued;
No 462 Jacob Miller appellant, ayt the PhonN Lilo IN
surance Company rospondont ~ , ~,
No 400 Agnes /. Price respondent agt samuel L. NH
ford. appelaut, and Peter :. WarirL
10 I,7 John D. Hamilton. appellant, act william Austin
and Thomas Chapman respondents Submitted Tor appel
liant - - $50. -,.. -, A.. ,-,,o.
and BLACK River Railroad Company appellant Snbmitte l.
No 4G3 John O. harbottlo and William Howard. appel
ants AIT John Farrell aud others respondents Submitted
Following Is the day calendar for October IL:
Nos 4Gi. 445, Ala 475 i7s. 49, 4s3 and 49a
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BROOKLYN

Mrs. Ann Quinn, Of Fifth ave. and third A.
was arrested yesterday upon charge OF oru,alS
heating her niece Loie Harrison, age eleven whose
boe has been with her the death of her parents,
Her faincr left her two lots ard Mrs. QUINN Is her
Guardian She ha- frequently llltreated The chlih
and finally the matter brought to the attcoh vi
Tho cty for tho Prevention OF Cruc,iy TO Chuteh;
The child was ln lad condition, ema,la''" a,,.
bruised, when IN court yesIeruiy' 'n'' S"'
uleadcd not guilty.
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EOTES OF THE CANVASS,

Thomas IT, Allison. the we'll known lawyer. has resigned
the presidency OF tho XXiIId Assembly District Repub
can Association and also his membership In the Repub.
lcan County Committee He Is tired or tho turmoil and
factions OF politics. which break In on his professional
engagements.
Tho Coored Young Mons Republican Association OF the
With A. ssmbly District held meeting last night Of No.